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Summary of Changes

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This pull request focuses on preparing the application for production deployment by introducing environment-specific configuration files and cleaning up redundant test code. The changes ensure better separation of concerns for configuration management and improve the maintainability of the test suite.

Highlights

• Production Configuration: Added application-prod.yml to support production environment settings and updated .gitignore to include application-private.yml.
• Test Refactoring: Cleaned up redundant test code in CrewDocumentServiceTest.java by removing duplicate nested classes for document deletion.
• Documentation and Cleanup: Updated AGENTS.md and minor comments in application.yml and WikiApplication.java for better clarity.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces a production configuration file (application-prod.yml), cleans up duplicate test cases in CrewDocumentServiceTest.java, and updates .gitignore and local application profiles. Feedback highlights critical security and stability concerns: using ddl-auto: update in production poses a high risk of accidental schema modifications, and narrowing the .gitignore pattern from application-*.yml to a specific file increases the risk of committing sensitive configuration files.

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Using ddl-auto: update in a production environment is highly risky. It can lead to accidental schema modifications, data loss, or performance issues during application startup. It is strongly recommended to set ddl-auto to none or validate in production, and manage database migrations using dedicated tools like Flyway or Liquibase.

      ddl-auto: validate

[gemini-code-assist]

Changing the ignore pattern from application-*.yml to only src/main/resources/application-private.yml means other environment-specific configuration files (such as application-local.yml or other custom configuration files) are no longer ignored. This increases the risk of developers accidentally committing sensitive credentials or local configurations to the repository. It is safer to keep the wildcard pattern or explicitly ignore other potential configuration files.

src/main/resources/application-private.yml
application-*.yml